Today was one of the first days in a long time that I have seen blue sky, so I decided I would take a little drive after I dropped my youngest off to preschool and see if I could take advantage of the weather! I headed over to a local park that I love to photograph at, but I didn't really find to much that interested me... on my way home I decided to take my favorite little back road, it winds and curves, and it gives you a beautiful view of the valley we live in. As I drove it today, this little abandoned barn caught my eye. I loved it! The shanty looking roof, the rust stains, the old fence, the color of the blue sky popping behind it and the long shadows the early morning sun was casting on the snow in front of it! It felt so good to get out and actually enjoy one of these cold January days!
15 comments:
That is beautiful! Love the leading lines and composition.
Love it!!! :)
Wow, I love this photo!!What a great shot.
What a wonderful subject! Great find :)
How cool is this? I've always wanted to come across something with so much richness...way to go!!
I agree. Great find!
This is so beautiful...it could be a print on the wall. I love things like this. I like your blog.
This is really gorgeous! I love that you just pulled off to take some pictures :)
I love it, too! It has wonderful clean colors. I'm gonna have to make an effort to find interesting places to photograph. My children are gonna get tired of me in their face.
~ingrid
love this photo -
i love old barns, building especially when rust is around
stay warm
it's cold here for us too -
37 degrees this am
I enjoy photographing old barns and buildings. They tell a story.
wow! You live in a beautiful place! Gorgeous photos!!
Marci what great photo's I love looking at them all.. I have a Blog Hop on Fridays would love for you to come and link up!!! I look forward to stopping by again!!! blessings Sonya
http://watchmefuze.blogspot.com/2011/01/project-365-link-up-fridays-blog-hop.html
Now this is a photography I wish I could take - nicely done!
Very nice! Love old buildings...
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